Not that I have any little kids running around I need to keep away from the guns. I had any kids I'd get rid of the guns. Nothing more dangerous to the life of a child than a house full of firearms. Nothing more dangerous except maybe a parent.
In the book "Already Dead" by Charlie Huston, the author reflects on the potential dangers of firearms in a household, especially around children. He expresses a strong belief that owning guns poses significant risks when there are young kids in the home, emphasizing the responsibility that comes with gun ownership. The concern is that a house filled with firearms can lead to tragic accidents and unintended consequences.
Moreover, the author suggests that the real danger may come from the parents themselves. By recognizing the impact an adult's behavior can have on children's safety, Huston prompts readers to consider the broader implications of parenting in relation to gun ownership. His perspective urges a cautionary approach to firearms in family settings.
